Zero Configuration |
DataTables has most features enabled by default, so
all you need to do to use it with your own tables is
to call the construction function.
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Vertical Scroll |
This example shows the DataTables table body scrolling
in the vertical direction. This can generally be seen
as an alternative method to pagination for displaying
a large table in a fairly small vertical area, and as
such pagination has been disabled here (note that this
is not mandatory, it will work just fine with
pagination enabled as well!).
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Both Scrolls |
In this example you can see DataTables doing both
horizontal and vertical scrolling at the same time.
Note also that pagination is enabled in this example,
and the scrolling accounts for this.
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Row Grouping |
The ability to group rows in a table can let an end
user quickly and easily see the structure of the data
shown, and also present them with summaries of the
data shown in each group. RowGroup adds this ability
to DataTables with the ability to customise the start
and end grouping rows displayed in the DataTable,
letting you integrate the summarised data to fit
perfectly in with your site.
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Footer Callback |
Through the use of the header and footer callback
manipulation functions provided by DataTables (headerCallback
and
footerCallback), it is possible to perform some powerful and
useful data manipulation functions, such as
summarising data in the table.
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DataTables Export |
Exporting data from a table can often be a key part of
a complex application. The Buttons extension for
DataTables provides three plug-ins that provide
overlapping functionality for data export...
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DataTables Visiblity |
This example shows how you can make use of the
column().visible()
API method to dynamically show and hide columns in a
table. Also included here is scrolling, just to show
it enabled with this API method, although it's not
required for the API function to work.
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| Documentations |
Please visit:
https://datatables.net/
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